Ketschendorf Castle – Rossach–Großheirath Cycle Path loop from Gossenberg

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Ketschendorf Castle – Rossach–Großheirath Cycle Path loop from Gossenberg

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Ketschendorf Castle – Rossach–Großheirath Cycle Path loop from Gossenberg

02:50

47.2km

290m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 25, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 32.5 km for 85 m

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10.9 km

Ketschendorf Castle

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It's worth seeing, but you can only see it from the outside, sometimes illuminated in different colors in the evening.

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13.1 km

Kibitz Cycle Path Between Coburg and Creidlitz

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Very good connection towards Bamberg or Lichtenfels, well developed and easy to drive past the Augraben as it lies between the railway and the B4.

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21.7 km

Regio-Box Großheirat

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Here you can find sausages, eggs, pasta, drinks and milk directly from the producer.

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22.4 km

Rossach–Großheirath Cycle Path

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Very good cycle path along the southern Itzgrund, you can quickly get to Bamberg. If you branch off, you can reach Staffelstein via very nice cycle paths. The path leads …

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24.6 km

Gleußen–Rossach Cycle Path

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Impeccable cycle path along the Itzgrund on the way towards Bamberg.

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28.3 km

Linden Square Pavilion

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Very beautiful village center with great seating under a pavilion. The name Lindenplatz was chosen to match the tree 🌳 that provides the shade.

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33.2 km

Untermerzbach Castle Park

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Untermerzbach Castle, built in 1534 by the Rotenhan noble family, stands on a hill above the old village center of the village of the same name and is surrounded by …

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